Vol. 30: blank page. Four handwritten letters affixed, related to William Clark, to whom William Ten Eyck was indentured. View of letter 3, from William Clark to the Asylum regarding John and William Ten Eyck's progress, undated. Pencilled note on blank p

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Title: Vol. 30: blank page. Four handwritten letters affixed, related to William Clark, to whom William Ten Eyck was indentured. View of letter 3, from William Clark to the Asylum regarding John and William Ten Eyck's progress, undated. Pencilled note on blank page: 'Oct. 25th/80 -- Mr. Clark has Willie's older brother John / 15+ years old-- works for wages-- '
Collection Title: Records of the Association for the Benefit of Colored Orphans, 1836-1972 (bulk 1850-1936)
Series: Series IV: Indentures, 1878-1929.
Institution: New-York Historical Society
Identifier: 40632
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Full Text: Vol. 30: blank page. Four handwritten letters affixed, related to William Clark, to whom William Ten Eyck was indentured. View of letter 3, from William Clark to the Asylum regarding John and William Ten Eyck's progress, undated. Pencilled note on blank page: 'Oct. 25th/80 -- Mr. Clark has Willie's older brother John / 15+ years old-- works for wages-- '